Casa Morita
156 Reviews
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- Debit cards
- NFC mobile payments
- Delivery
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- LGBTQ+ friendly
- Transgender safe space
- Wi-Fi
- Dine-in
- Takeaway
- Beer
- Cocktails
- Vegetarian options
- Wine
- Dinner
- Catering
- Dessert
- Seating
- Bar on site
- Accepts reservations
- High chairs
- Late-night food
- Lunch
- Brunch
- Happy-hour drinks
- Small plates
Recommended Reviews
Gregory Linford
14.03.2024
Casa Morita
I went there for a Brunch on a Sunday around mid-day. We did wait for a bit before being served but that does not bother me. What bothers me with this place is:- fresh Orange juice is just not right, the oranges are super sour- avocado on the dish were not ripe either- scramble egg is so so dry, more like a dry omelette chunked into pieces- service not very joyfulMy partner had another dish and the sauce was very watery and not very tastefulWould not recommend this place and would not come back
Andrea B
12.03.2024
Casa Morita
Here you can find the smallest margarita in London, served in a 100ml glass, of which 50% ice. The food was nothing special, overall I would not recommend.
Cormac Hall
10.03.2024
Casa Morita
Distinctly average, a little overpriced with portion size issues.Is it authentic Mexican? In places, it's a lot more authentic than most London Mexican eateries but wouldn't be a patch on the likes of mestizo. There is a lack of flavour that you get with a good Mexican dish. This place is pricey. £13.50 for nachos is too much for an average starter. The tacos and quesadillas have potential to be half decent but bizarrely they are very stingy on the contents (see attached photos). Whats up with that!? Food arrived and we were left thinking, is that it?! overall a poor show. throw a bit more on peoples plates for the price you are asking and maybe teach a bit of service skills to your staff. The michelada is decent though, hard to go wrong with that. overall £45 for a meal for 2 was not worth it. Jalisco around the corner will do a half decent burrito and a michelada for under £15. Can't see myself returning wey.
Tam N
10.03.2024
Casa Morita
Little restaurant within the market that does wonderful authentic Mexican food, perfect margaritas, and has very cool decor. They do a 2-4-1 happy hour 5-8pm Mon-Thurs. Staff were exceptional. Would’ve liked a slightly bigger portion in the mix meal.
Andy Robson
06.02.2024
Casa Morita
Absolutely loved it, you’ll really struggle to find better Mexican food in London. Had three kind of tacos and la torte and I already kinda want to go back to have it all over again. Delicious with great, friendly service
Orla La
13.01.2024
Casa Morita
Originally I liked it as it was an understated decent Mexican restaurant in Brixton Village. Now that they have squeezed in so very many tables to so few staff, getting served takes a long while. Cocktails are now put into tiny glasses so three slugs and they're gone. Food is fine but nothing to write home about (they don't do melted cheese on the nachos any more either). Such a shame when companies downgrade to make more money...
Dani Villanueva
03.01.2024
Casa Morita
I was very happy when I found this place, as I thought it would feel a bit like home. Food was tasty, I was really happy with my torta, although I found the michelada pretty average but that’s just me being very picky about my favourite drink. I am rating 3 stars because the staff, even though they were friendly, took ages to take our orders or to even make sure we didn’t need anything else, they were very inattentive, that we could have sat for an hour without anyone noticing us.
katreena lane
02.01.2024
Casa Morita
Lovely food and friendly service. We had the set menu for 2 people for £28 and there was plenty of food for us. All of the food seemed fresh and tasty, the only let down was the quesadillas which were more like a taco with just cheese in the centre with a large amount of plain dry tortilla around the edge.
Andy Carter
22.12.2023
Casa Morita
Great little mexican tucked away in Brixton village (near the end where Franco manca is)We had the tasting menu, at £25 for two it was a pretty good deal and plenty of food.The food was tasty and although the meat was a bit bland the rest of the food was well spiced and tasted great. They also have a good selection of actual mexican beers which were reasonably priced. They also sell a variety of ingredients so if you need any genuine Mexican products it would be worth popping by.
Priya Shah
19.12.2023
Casa Morita
Drinks were small but very tasty indeed. The food was average the tortillas were dry and tasted stale. Their version of nachos were pretty tasty. The staff were alright, quick to serve but did start putting chairs up when we were still eating and there was another couple next to us as well.
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9 Market Row, London SW9 8LB
Casa Morita